Turn-based village builder 'Seeds of Resilience' has you build a village on a small island, as you battle against the weather and natural disasters.
It was already available on itch.io and now it's also available on Steam in Early Access. I've played a little of it now and it's not bad, a little confusing at the start perhaps since the tutorial is so very basic. It has a nice idea, so I'm keen to see what they do with it.
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Features:
- Patiently go through the steps of re-creating a civilization: Start with a stone axe and a shelter made out of branches to finally build elaborate houses and mechanized workshops.
- Survive in a harsh environment where storms and other natural disasters occur way too often.
- Turn based: Take all the time you need to plan your actions. When you're done, click the end turn button and start a new day.
- Detailed building construction: Choose natural resources according to their properties. Use them to craft the materials needed to assemble a building.
- Realistic medieval construction and craft techniques. Everything could be made in real life the same way.
- Observe the environment response to human activity. Maybe you should avoid fishing everyday at the same spot or cut down the whole forest.
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I would love to get a key of that game. Already saw it on steam and put it on my wishlist :)
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Definitely interested. Count me in!
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sounds great. Something like Banished with a brutal environment? I would love to win a key also, and more to read a test Liam ^^
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I was wondering how this would play without visible people. I'd like to have a look as well.
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The trailer definitely looks promising, I'd love to give it a try and make sure it runs flawlessly on Linux :)
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I would too...
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I'll jump in, why not.
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